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Learn the latest public administration news in today's edition of The Bridge!

November 12, 2026

ASPANet.org | PA TIMES.org | Donate: Campaign 2030

ASPA Has a New Website!

Faster, easier to use and a great place to find everything ASPA!

More than just an upgraded look and feel, the new site is also faster, easier to navigate and includes some great new resources. Take a look...

ASPA's new student hub is where Student and New Professional members can find all of the resources we've always had, plus a few more! Including job boards, publications, data sources, writing guides, details about ASPA programming (like the Founders' Fellows program) and more, you'll want to dive in and make the most of everything posted here. Check back regularly as we will be adding to this content!

Our webinar programming has a new home and an improved archive! Find upcoming webinars listed on the main page, click through below to view the current year's archives and use the search bars within the historical archives to find specific events—or scroll through to view them all. Login details are required to view the archives but you'll find doing so on this site much easier than in the past.

One of the most important parts of being an ASPA member is finding your people! Chapters and Sections are some of the best places to do that, so make sure you take a look through the options and join the groups that will be most valuable for your career. New and improved: Our interactive Chapter map will tell you the active Chapters in each state—just click on the state for more details!

One of our fastest growing membership options, ASPA's group and institutional members have a new home on our site (including a list of current members and links to their websites). Whether you're a part of a current membership package or are interested in signing up, start here and then contact us for more information! (Not sure you can make it work? Reach out and let's get creative!)

We know publications are one of the most important resources for public administrators, scholars and students, so we have collected all of ASPA resources (including Section journals) and put them in a new space to make it easier for you to find what you need, FAST! Take some time to explore everything in this area and make the most of these resources!

Of course, we'd be remiss if we didn't have a robust new donor recognition section to provide updates about Campaign 2030, easy links to donate and lists of donors who have supported this fundraising program thus far. As you can see, we're at 66 percent of our goal! Use our new site to make your gift today and help us get closer to the $500,000 we're raising to support the future of public service. (Don't know what Campaign 2030 is? That's all the more reason to go check out this part of the site!)

This is just the tip of the iceberg! There's so much more to explore so we hope you take a few minutes to visit the site and check out everything available. We'll see you online!

#ASPA2027 Is Headed to New Orleans!

ASPA's 2027 Annual Conference, taking place April 9-13, is headed to New Orleans—and is only five months away! Will we see you there?

Our profession is facing a host of new challenges: technological, regulatory, budgetary, philosophical, conceptual and cultural. No matter your role, chances are good your world is shifting constantly right now—in good ways and cautionary ones. "Doing something new" always carries with it elements of both the exciting and the scary. No matter what any of us faces, upholding our mission and taking care of those we serve require agility, flexibility and temerity.

This five-day event will include:

More than 150 concurrent sessions
Fourteen presidential panels and plenary sessions
More than a dozen symposia
A truly New Orleans-style opening reception
The annual Gloria Hobson Nordin Social Equity Luncheon
SWPA's annual National Awards Breakfast
Numerous receptions and special events

Registration is open! Take advantage of our early-bird rate, available through December 18, to receive the lowest registration pricing available: $449 for members, $559 for nonmembers. Student and new professional member rates also are available. A full schedule of rates appears online now.

We look forward to seeing everyone in New Orleans where we'll navigate uncharted territories together.

If you're waiting for notification about whether your proposal has been accepted, those details are on their way to your inbox soon! Please be patient; it takes us several days to process those notices. Wait until early December before you reach out with inquiries. Contact aspaconference@aspanet.org with any questions.

New Webinar Series: Blurred Lines—Public Administration in the Age of Private Partnership

Across the country, state and local governments are facing an era of widening gaps: between infrastructure necessities and budget challenges, between technology's rate of change and public institutions' capacity to respond, between federal policy shifts and local communities' realities. Public-private partnerships (P3s) can be used to bridge some of these divides, enabling governmental entities to leverage private investment, expertise and innovation in the pursuit of public goals. However, P3s also bring with them their own incentives, risks and trade-offs, and success depends on how well public administrators navigate the evolving terms of partnership.

In this webinar series, ASPA examines the frontiers of P3s through the lens of housing, AI and renewable energy, exploring how these partnerships deliver results, where they fall short and what it takes to make them work in the public interest.

The first of four webinars has taken place; scroll down to read more about the rest of this series and register now! Speaker details and other updates will be posted online as they are available. These webinars are free and open to all participants (ASPA member or not); recordings will be available after each event.

What the Data Center Boom Reveals About Public-Private Power
November 17 | 1:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. ET

AI infrastructure is a federal priority but the deals are made at the state and local level, developed through partnerships between private industry and states, counties and municipalities navigating complex, competing demands. This webinar will examine:

How P3s in the AI sector are structured and governed across overlapping layers of government
The trade-offs administrators weigh as they balance economic development against strain on public utilities and community objections and
What the rapid build-out of data centers reveals about how much leverage local and state government actually hold in partnerships with the technology industry

Speakers:
Darrell M. West, Senior Fellow, Center for Technology Innovation, Brookings

Powering Forward: P3s in the Green Energy Transition
December 3 | 1:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. ET

As political winds shift, the future of renewable energy funding grows uncertain, leaving states, localities and private enterprise on shaky ground. As federal climate financing remains unpredictable, how can public administrators advance sustainability in their communities? This webinar will:

Take stock of where P3s in the renewable energy sector stand today
Examine how governments and private actors are adapting to an ever-changing political and financial environment and
Explore what the shift from government to philanthropic climate financing means for clean energy's long-term trajectory in the United States

Speakers:
Ashish Kapoor, Senior Energy and Climate Advisor, Piedmont Environmental Council
Warren Leon, Executive Director, Clean Energy States Alliance

From Gridlock to Groundbreaking: Making Public-Private Housing Partnerships Work
December 8 | 1:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. ET

As the housing crisis reaches its boiling point, public administrators are finding ways to harness private assets to accelerate housing development. Cooperation between city, state and federal government and real estate developers can be both an opportunity and a challenge, with many lessons learned along the way. In this webinar, our speakers discuss how cities and states deploy P3s to address housing in the United States, examining the policy levers different locales use to attract private investment, the structural challenges facing both public and private stakeholders and how communities are building the conditions for housing to thrive.

Speakers:
Tom Kurek, Director, Public-Private Partnerships, Colorado Department of Personnel and Administration

Founders' Fellows Application Period Is Open

The application window for ASPA's Founders' Fellows program is open!

The Founders' Fellows program is ASPA's flagship program for the next generation of public service leaders and professionals. Fellows will receive unparalleled networking opportunities with public administration legends, the chance to attend and present at ASPA's 2028 Annual Conference, author a piece in PA Times Online, benefit from specially planned web-based professional development and more.

This program is for new public administration professionals at every level—federal, state, local and nonprofit—plus those pursuing careers in an academic or research setting. It is open to doctoral and master's students, as well as those in the first three years of their professional careers.

The Founders' Fellows program recognizes the exceptional accomplishments and future potential of the next generation of public servants—in the academic and/or practitioner communities. The 2027-2028 class—which will begin their year after the 2027 Annual Conference—will demonstrate exceptional academic achievement and professional promise.

There are only 30 spots available. Review the application details and start thinking about how to create the best package you can that demonstrates why you (or a student you know) should be in the 2027-2028 class. Fellows receive the following benefits:

Guaranteed acceptance to attend and present at ASPA's 2028 Annual Conference, including complimentary registration and hotel room
A year-long mentorship with a senior mentor in the discipline, matched with each Fellow based on professional and academic interests
Tailored professional improvement webinars that address their specific educational and professional needs

Candidates must be current ASPA members in good standing and submit a letter of recommendation from a current ASPA member to qualify for the program. Those accepted into the program are required to maintain ASPA membership for the entirety of the Fellowship year. A completed application will include contact information and relevant biographical details; an outline of career and research interests; a resume or curriculum vitae; an essay; and a letter of recommendation.

Visit our website for more details, click here to access the application or contact ASPA staff for assistance.

All applications are due by December 15 at 11:59 p.m. ET.

Elections Slate of Nominees Announced

We are pleased to announce that ASPA's Nominating Committee has placed the following individuals on this year's election ballot. Those standing for election are:

President-Elect

S. Nicole Diggs
Malcolm Oliver
Alex Trembley

District 1

Christina Barsky
Jason Rivera

District 2

Phillip Carlisle (incumbent)

District 3

Shaoming Cheng (incumbent)

District 4

Erica Ceka
Alexandra Fercak
Vanessa Lopez-Littleton

District 5

Jim Grant
Edgar Ramirez de la Cruz (incumbent)

Student Representative

Riley Crain
Ahmed Eraky
Ronald Gonzales-Lawrence
Salman Bin Habib
Ana Luiza Ferreira Terra Pinto
Kemuel José Rodríguez Montavlo
Sarah Ann Sommerville
George S. Welch
Emma White

Voting will begin later this month. For questions about ASPA's elections process, see our elections page for more information. For members wishing to petition to have their names added to this year's ballot, contact TJ Riggs for more details on the requirements. The petition period will remain open through Friday, November 20 at 11:59 p.m. ET.

Update Your Member Details So You Can Vote!

One of the most important ways all members can participate in ASPA and put your membership to use is by voting in our annual election, letting us know who you want representing you and your needs on our National Council.

ASPA's annual election season has begun. Ballots will be provided to all members at the end of this month.

All members must, at minimum, have your primary city and state included in your ASPA profile to vote. You also must have paid your dues through the voting period. If your membership has expired and you have not renewed yet, you will not receive a ballot or be permitted to vote.

Please log into your ASPA account and update your information and (if needed) renew your membership no later than November 25, 2026. Contact us for any assistance.

We look forward to your participation in ASPA's election!

We're Looking for the Best of the Best!

Today is your final day to submit an awards nomination!

This is your opportunity to nominate someone to be recognized by ASPA and its members as one of public administration's most dedicated public servants.

Do you know a current or former city official who has dedicated themselves to the public good?
Do you know an emerging scholar whose applied research represents a significant contribution to the field?
Do you know a public official who has stood up for equity and integrity in public administration?
Do you know an unsung scholar who produces excellent research?
Do you know someone who has bridged the academic/practitioner divide and encouraged best practices as a result?

Make the most of this opportunity to nominate them to be recognized for their efforts this April during ASPA's 2027 Annual Conference! More than 20 awards categories honor numerous practitioners and scholars who advance excellence in public service. Your name, or someone you know, could be on the list! Just some of the awards categories include:

National Public Service Award
Nesta M. Gallas Award
Gloria Hobson Nordin Social Equity Award
Paul A. Volcker Public Integrity Award
Stillman Research Award
Elmer B. Staats Lifetime Achievement Award
Paul P. Van Riper Award

Students and new professionals interested in opportunities to offset the cost of attending the Annual Conference should pay particular attention to the details about our two scholarships: The Wallace O. Keene Conference Scholarship and the Walter W. Mode Scholarship.

Find all of our categories listed online. Each award is a tremendous honor bestowed on those exhibiting excellence in public service. Please also be aware that the nominee does not have to be an ASPA member to be considered for all categories. City managers, local government service providers, public health advocates, nonprofit executives, organizations and more are eligible, and our committees look forward to considering a wide range of nominees. Review the criteria for each award and think carefully about who you will nominate (including yourself!).

Every year more than 30 public servants are recognized by ASPA as exemplifying the best of public administration, but only those who are nominated can be considered! Review ASPA's awards program details and begin work on your nomination today.

Last Call! All award nominations are due at 11:59 p.m. ET tonight, November 12. Contact us with any questions or for more information.

The 2027 Transatlantic Dialogue: The Role of Public Policy and Administration in Shaping Democracy and Promoting the Resilience of Democratic Norms and Institutions

Schools of public administration were created to both understand and propose novel lines of action in response to the grand challenges of government and society through the application of systematic processes that reflect public service values. While the relationship between public administration and democracy has been discussed for many years, as democratic institutions face growing pressures worldwide, public administrators have increasingly been called on to explicitly articulate the role of the field and its public servants in preserving, protecting and continuously improving democratic systems. Similarly, recent scholarship has renewed attention to the role of public administration in shaping democratic legitimacy and the resilience of democratic norms and institutions.

In response, ASPA and the European Group for Public Administration (EGPA) invite submissions to participate in the 2027 Transatlantic Dialogue (TAD). Taking place April 12-13, 2027 in New Orleans, in conjunction with ASPA's 2027 Annual Conference, the theme will be The Role of Public Policy and Administration in Shaping Democracy and Promoting the Resilience of Democratic Norms and Institutions.

We invite papers from a broad range of perspectives that examine the role of public administration in democracy and emphasize ways in which the tools of public administration can advance democratic systems. Papers will revisit classic arguments, generate new understandings, identify relevant administrative practices and pose critical questions relevant to the global context. We encourage contributions focused on all levels of government and multigovernmental systems.

The following themes can be used as thought-starters for potential submissions. We also welcome contributions addressing other dimensions of the relationship between public administration, public policy and democracy.

Work that conceptualizes, measures and compares democratic status and backsliding.
Comparisons of democratic norms, institutions and practices between different levels of government and nations.
Frameworks for defining the objectives of democratic systems such as legal certainty, consistency in public service delivery, local institutional trust, participation, accountability, legitimacy, preserving the rule of law or other objectives.
Studies that explore the relationship between political power and public administration, including politicization, professionalism and loyalty in public administration, including relationships between elected officials, senior civil servants and political advisers and their implications for democratic governance.
Work that explores the connections between administrative practices and policies and their effect on democratic objectives.

More details are in the full Call for Proposals, online here.

All proposals are due November 30, 2026. Click here to submit your proposal. Login information is required; contact ASPA for assistance.

New editions of PAR are released every other month; articles are posted online regularly between editions. Check out the following open source articles that have been posted to the website recently.

Digging Into the Subsoil: Considering and Theorizing Human Services Delivery at the Sub-Micro-Level of the Public Service Ecosystem
Kate Broadhurst and Steven Parker

Public Administration and the Crisis of American Democracy
Don Kettl

Tips, Resources and Updates

Trump Administration Drops Appeals Over Rule to Restrict Public Service Loan Forgiveness
The Trump administration dropped two appeals seeking to revive a rule that would have let the education secretary disqualify employers from the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program, leaving in place court rulings that struck down the policy.

In the News

Today's headlines contain plenty of news coverage of some of our nation's most pressing public administration challenges. ASPA has curated some of the most important stories from recent weeks. If you have not seen these yet, make sure you read them now!

Infrastructure

Public Finance

Public Service
Most news related to federal workforce are being reported in Federal Workforce in Turmoil. Contact us if you are not receiving that digest and want to.

Social Equity

Members and Notables in the News

Barrett and Greene:
The Missing Story Behind Government Data

Kendra Stewart:
New College of Charleston Push Aims to Help South Carolina's Struggling Rural Towns

Riley Center, College of Charleston:
Joseph P. Riley Jr. Center launches Rural Local Government Initiative in SC

Around Public Administration

Here are the most recent updates from across the profession. Did we miss you? Send us your news and we'll include it in the next round!

Upcoming Events:

55th Annual ARNOVA Conference
Philadelphia | November 19-21
Theme: Igniting Civic Activism: Grassroots and Voluntary Action and Democracy
Registration is open
ASPA 2027 Annual Conference
New Orleans | April 9-13
Theme: Navigating Public Service in Uncharted Territory
Registration is open

Calls for proposals, calls for nominations and other updates:

SPAR Best Book Award
ASPA's Section on Public Administration Research (SPAR) announces its call for nominations for the 2027 Best Book Award. We welcome nominations for books on public administration published in 2025 and 2026. The book needs to present original research and significantly contribute to research in public administration. For the purposes of this award, original research is defined as a monographic work that advances the field of public administration by presenting a novel theoretical framework, providing new theoretical insights to an existing theory, or developing meaningful empirical discoveries for the field of public administration. Only books that contribute to public administration research and theory will be considered. All nominations must be submitted by December 1, 2026. Nominations should list the book title, author and publisher and include a one-page summary outlining the book's unique contributions. A copy of the book (hard copy or electronic version) must be sent to each member of the review committee. Contact the book award chair, Angela Paez, for more information or to submit the nomination.
Call for Abstracts: 11th International Conference on Urban e-Planning
The 11th International Conference on Urban e-Planning brings together interdisciplinary research addressing innovative theoretical and practical developments in Urban e-Planning. The conference is held online, hosted from Lisbon, Portugal, from April 5-9, 2027. Organizers welcome theoretical and empirical submissions on, but not limited to: Smart Urban Governance and e-Planning; Artificial Intelligence, Urban E-Planning, and the Governance of Smart Cities; Citizens e-Participation in Urban Governance; Urban e-Planning and Social and Cultural Issues; Urban e-Planning, Biodiversity and Climate Emergency; Urban e-Planning for Periods of Disruption; Planning for a Nomad Workforce; Platform Urbanism and the Virtual Urban Economy; Decolonising Smart Cities: Towards Plural and Just Digital Futures; and The Education of Urban e-Planners and Planning Ethics. All abstracts are due January 15, 2027. Click here for more information.
Call for Submissions: Program for the Advancement of Research on Conflict and Collaboration (PARCC)
Public and nonprofit managers, civic leaders and elected officials are rarely the sole supervisors of unitary organizations. Instead, they often find themselves collaborating across organizations and with the public to address problems that cannot be solved, or solved easily, by single organizations. Thus, collaborative and participatory problem-solving, conflict management and collaborative and network governance and analysis are essential topics in most public administration and policy programs, as well as in many other social science disciplines. But conflict and collaboration are not simply a body of substantive knowledge—they also involve skills, attitudes and behaviors. One of the best ways to prepare students to operate in a collaborative world is through case studies, simulations and other engaged learning exercises. To this end, the E-PARCC competition aims to expand access to high-quality, relevant case studies and simulations focused on helping students and practitioners better understand and enact multiple aspects of conflict and collaboration to address public issues and problems. The E-PARCC competition awards several prizes, including $5,000 for the best teaching case, $5,000 for the best teaching simulation and additional $1,000 for honorable mentions. Winning cases and simulations are published online and are downloadable free of charge on the E-PARCC website. All submissions must be received by January 18, 2027. Submit the entry with the cover page as a single document to eparcc@syr.edu with the subject line: E-PARCC_Last Name. Click here for more information.
Harvard Kennedy School Offers Online Program: Leadership, Power and Responsibility
Over four weeks, participants will be introduced to three frameworks for practicing leadership: adaptive leadership, public narrative and humanistic leadership, and will teach learners how to know how to use each framework and identify which framework will produce the best result in a given situation. Participants will repeatedly move between learning a framework, diagnosing a situation, practicing an approach, reflecting on the results and considering how they might lead differently the next time. Two live faculty sessions are included and will be held on Friday, April 9 and Friday, April 30, 2027, from 12-2:00 pm ET. This program is offered through HKS Access, a suite of primarily self-paced, registration-based programs. There is no application or admissions process. Tuition discounts are available for groups of five or more. Click here for more information.
Call for Papers: Information Systems
Information Systems has issued a call for papers for "AI, Policy and Public Value: Theorizing the reciprocal relationship between AI and policy and its implications for public value." The special issue looks at how policy shapes the use of AI and how AI-enabled practices shape policy formation, implementation and evaluation, with a focus on how these interactions create, distribute or undermine public value. It welcomes comparative, qualitative, quantitative, conceptual and practitioner-oriented contributions. Topics include AI governance beyond regulatory compliance, policy translation and organizational capability, and participation, inequality, and contestation. Work from different national and institutional contexts would be a strong fit for this call. All submissions are due by June 15, 2027. Click here for more information.

PA TIMES Online

Here's a selection of current pieces on PA TIMES Online, covering a range of issues within the profession. We accept individual articles on a rolling basis; if you have a piece you think would fit our publication, submit it to patimes@aspanet.org for consideration. (Please review our submission guidelines in advance!)

Young People Have a Place in State Government
By Lucciana Choueiry
Political Patronage Is a Public Administration Problem
By Jan Manuel Cubero Jiménez
Beyond the Public Meeting: Building Trust through Community Agency
By Tanya Settles

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